After postponing for two years due to the pandemic, Analog Dance Works presents its inaugural event, Tellus. Two premiere dance works bring the company’s commitment to the exploration of the intersection of dance and science to the pressing theme of climate change, moving from Minnesota backyards by means of whitetail deer to a broad look at the psychological effects of the global crisis. These choreographies are accompanied by an interactive exhibit from the University of Minnesota’s Outreach through Science and Art Group that reveals the science behind the art. The theater becomes a laboratory as Tellus embraces experimentation and play, investigating the rapid shifts shaping the world today.
May 13 – 7:30pm post-show reception
May 14 – 7:30pm
May 15 – 2:00pm post-show artist talk
Interactive Exhibit open 6–9 p.m. May 13 and14; 1–4 p.m. May 15.
Tickets | $5-$20, sliding scale (in advance and at the door)
Photo credit: Bill Cameron